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My guess is their not interested in the small fry and are looking for companies that earn hundreds of millions. If a company was gaming this pricing creating 1
by Gustomaximus 12y ago
My guess is their not interested in the small fry and are looking for companies that earn hundreds of millions.
If a company was gaming this pricing creating 100 products each earning $4,000 (vs. $400k) they are saving $15,000 and are likely to hurt their business via customer confusion.
- obstinate 12y agoIt may also be a case of people you don't want as your customer. I can only imagine that someone with this kind of attitude would use support resources very heavily if they had access to paid support. Maybe not to the tune of $15k, but who knows.
- kosoy 12y agoIt's an issue of not being able to compete with Unity any other way too. Small developers that gain experience with your engine sometimes become big developers, who are going to be used to your engine. Makes sense.
- unsignedint 12y agoDoesn't necessarily have to be that high. It's more that they are trying to earn their revenue for actual game publishers of all sizes. Other than the particularly small scale operations (someone's side project, etc.) if the product hasn't hit $3000 revenue in its lifetime, even small/medium sized business would be fairly troubled in the standpoint of sustainability.